Supporting WinRT platform about ical.net HOT 2 CLOSED

It sounds like you have some private changes that you made to add WinRT support. Assuming they're safe, I'm open to merging them directly into ical.net, and publishing a new nuget package.

As you said, you shouldn't maintain a private version for WinRT, because it won't get any of the features and performance enhancements that are added to ical.net, so I would suggest you avoid your current solution.

Do you know how to contribute changes to open source projects? Here's a high-level overview of how to propose a code change to ical.net:

1. Fork the library
2. Clone your fork to your computer
3. Create a new branch git checkout -b AddWinRtSupport
4. Make the smallest number of changes that are required to add the WinRT support, making sure the unit tests pass
5. Commit the changes git commit -m"Add WinRT support #88"
6. Push them to a new branch of your fork git push origin AddWinRtSupport
7. Open a pull request asking to merge your branch AddWinRtSupport to rianjs/ical.net/master (or whatever the exact name my "master" branch is -- I'm writing this offline at the moment)

If you're not comfortable doing this, you can wait a little bit. .NET Core support should fill the gap for WinRT: #23

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@pizhon - I'm going to close this as a duplicate of #23. If you have a mergeable intermediate step that works for WinRT but not all of .NET Core, feel free to re-open, and I'll have a look.

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